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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-27

The press - discussing the snthsntic-
w q the report IN regard 10 SFASLEs's
scheme Tor acquiring lands in Africa for
colonization. There seems 10 be no res-
son Tor doubt that Me-. SfASLET. before
his recent departure On his mission OF
relief 10 EarS Bxx. gave an intimstion Of
some such schsns. and nay have told
the sscrst OF his newly acquired posses
sions. Whsthsr this plan Tor colonizs-
ton be feasible or not, there ara good
reasons for believing that agriculture eau
De made success IN ths newly acquired
possessions IN the Dark Continent. All
travellers who have visited the region
agree "a to the vondsrfal i'rtility Of TIE
soiL Ths nsVixabiliiy 81 the Congo snd
other great rivers having been estsb-
lishsd lhsrs Is evsry reason TO believe
that the hope Of the explorers wiz bs
realized.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-27

A resdsr Of ths 1xLEaAAa-hzaaI.p
sonplaias. sad sish good reason, a. tas
sxlent 10 which he presentation os liaE-
srs - carried a. our high scAooi con-
n-slesmsnta Il = very aHaoying y lhs
average Attendant - saea exercises to
haTs 10 81 aud Wat ~ the hslf hour
whlio ths aahera eAsry ap load after load
Of no.eFs. Whsa ths practice q ooqust.
g.ying was begun Is was intended 10 IN
tended - indicate sons particular merit
in the rseipisat. but il has dsgsnsrsssd
into mere sxhib.tioa Of the gsnsrosity
of frisnis I<fnposss an unnecessarily
and unjust burden of expense on those Of
limited means aud makes the pabiic gsn-
ersilY very sired Boqast- givisg hrs.
N short. become nuisance AMI should
ss stopped.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-27

HAEr. june 2s-The Odd Fellows Of
Musksgon, MaSen and Oeesns Counties vii
picnic at Bass Lake. near PentwGtsr. Au-
gust 10. II sad IA. A. Gen. Thorp
says thas the reports of the G A. K. posts
throughout the State Tor TIE second quar-
ter show a steady gain in every instance.
--- Dame run0r Saws that James Brass.ny =
ton. attorney -at-lsw. nos fihding the atmos-
Dhsrs oi tae courts a. c0ngenisl a he ek-
peciea. Sih hencefortn gain gold and glory
as editor of the Trtsss< As there IS 10 he
no celebratioa here July . Hart people will
attend the races az Nuskcgoa o. picnic At
Bass fs<e e-----8rs. r ID. Richmond, with
ollie AMI Jerome. who have been attending
schooi in Chicago. will remain IN Hart der
Ipr fae summer VACATION. .---~srerAi trout
i1E parties from a distance are ~isking
ans BASKETS Of "speckled beauties every
dav.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-27

fas Brute, Mao cosassEssa EFPs On I
slas ts4s-t,ia Gtsi. "a 5.li.

fas Brute, Nho Cosa asasEtsa EFPs On .
>sasts 4s-t,ia Gtsi. "a 5&li.
TESTS AatheaE, tie naa = 30 eommltfsa
rape epon q liitis girl naassd Cation. 2Sed
3 years. zEa Fsslkag about 80 miles fFom
Llsbon. Saturday afternoon. ss mentionei
ia the sCSeAT FsLaeEsA HzzsED. was ar
ftssssl s11 ofougat hers zoo4t 4 o'eleAs2
sss ssaay A0fniag 81 Coastt5lz Caafirs ,.
boaazF antl Iec<ra up "a l<ai. lie ssi4 he
sss ~ sssfs u sse feslaed 81 Ozt&sa
louaty sas = balsler 81 eeeapsfien. bay-
ins sa0o ia iiso0n tis j. use teei sisAllpcA-
IS - heislf. an1 weighs - poauAs. Mhsn
see0 ~ als osll Yesterday ke aad On : raj
eooiea ssirt and presented he appearance
81 q solzh iookius eoUntrym&a- he said se
znea o0fni1s about the sfs.tr Ia
en4ch he - ehareel wi.h paying Goa
spielicgs para he said tnak On casuF4ay
aHernaO2 be Vas pedd.Ing meal ia tAe
yieiultY VI SrFe it = Elirgrd the ll.tle
zili lives. h1E he did not knoE heF AMI
doss not remem5er aaythias Of What took
pleee. A.sa as&e4 vay - all aot KNOW,
o. II he wes eF1ak. be replied
that he bad ceen drlnking fee OH
GERS are eonadsnt OF eoagietng him,
- - vas caught 10 the set tls little
glfi e = s4if. i suffering severely and tnere
are sloa8is q her Fec0yeriag. A1tA2nV
will IDAsr plea OF nof Suilig sEa Wiii
sseEfe the services o. j + NclIFsde 4ad =.
2 alien - hls attorneys and siil nsht the
ease
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-27

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- seas A<s1 vefx sss wss ssasaz'esE
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azs es<s a. eeEfafs lA1ez. kas he9F - -
e>zssskkte8 tai tkss . a. sks@less aecsssl-
= az5 6s lsss "a Ee&saa fersaxk As a.
ss&ps - fsgRia rs stssszse Ass asss
e Ats sef1e sa.sss &k4se tez s.aseNi&pts
rs e.s<~ @Ab4 = lhs sekfts y ts'e -
eszsss fslsk s@d ss9kkssh. : ese42s tas
sTs1s elezs tAe nssks<s ssd 4skss Aie
sssG tsrzen. * is tbs ssGsss sesn -
sssssz,z dr&nkeres Il tks sleo; ssEs ke4l
pare tA<s se2a 80 care - lasolss = -
ta4le4Ats. Eut = =. bl3ae parity = Eaest
aiz,euif thsng . tta Aess nea. wezasn
snd ehlidree sss - ieted sifA so1as torM
~ bised poisoning semetinss i shess
issslf : sosss. sfasilens sne bl0EeAes. AZ
otaer tnss 4 c<assss hs&esE aes ~esknsss,
'sek - lie saa iess = sspesiis Ia<a nes2
t4ks - afsrk thsz@lak < ali beiFs shsn
Il Es@-tkf K tn<fe1sss he disease
1sEs = e1t eHs So III sf<t1lnz al
thss< tEoeelss zed thai : es nsT.is iss he
bod ae souFes g tAe IFS mast ls
re4ezss Sac sor Esis pasp3ss there = n9fh,
iag eisbxr a EEgsaa Il As2eFika s2lzs
~ AcksT's blecc EHziF Is las slao1 ihe
lssE of time Il : 6o41 0RoH positive
guarantee. Il CURES where al Else rAFe
failed. Il i saperier e minefrt springs -
hzihs snd - parity = unqeezfioced
Stale se1siof csff'fatsF Ia sfsea kinE q e
szss Il h2xs aS<a Aeksrs bsood LllxiF
whsrs al else hss Iailsd nae. ana thEes Dof-
llss % Is caFss nsr Sn2 his ccnnEnaii "a
q rs qualities = enly cae OF nssny
tlGfszucs
When lhs lie "A sxhzested and sxiss-
sncs seems a burden. soses'kinE must &c
done When wszr1ssz sad lsns aeT take
the place Of iiie and vigoF, il = sisu
sbe sicod Is diseased Wien heath i de-
parting dsv b. Day = vigorous eoArss mast
bs p4E.nec, and ~ sash iiaaes Aexsrs
Blood Esi1is conlss ss Ood skad. L.
fensws the life silheul the need 0i slim
uD1nts, Il aecompiisAss what so msuy
,1en seek tor in dysnk saa il things hFsith
and hspFlness II Pssce u disesse saa
misery.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-27

WHITEHALL. June 25.-Tke commence
meat exercises Of The High School took
piscs Al RuEglss' Opera House last evening.
There Vas tut one graduate. Miss Cora K
iIlnmsn. 'lne address, vas delivered bv
ksT william Hs1Som Essavs we're rad
hy Ms Hinfaan and by Miss susie Steafns
and Eilrt Carr. i0embers 81 tne I1ni0r
class. fae sgass vss beautifully decorated
s1a the sFsttafe spd ali ah0 ssok pars in
t'la exercises we're HfeSsateti with baskets OF
flowers seat from Grand aaDifs aud Nss-
ke-eu Prof Asa " SiaQfon. who has
aeen Principsi Of the scao0l FOR ten years.
vii raare ard take rest
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-27

NJ T. E brFRzRxosga has dose .
gsnesous 4na ceanen.izble dssd u 10
mating to 81, Marks bo1as TIE san o.
sli0e0 Il Is gratifying 70 knos that
steps III be Hsken - onea % erect q
sailzbls bnil6ing for tAs accommodation
OF ihs Increasing nambsFs Of those who
ere anfortan4ta anongh - nssd Ehs care
winch sueh Institutions ass intended 10
kd0rd.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-27

CxnAR SrRfSes. jane z5.-Rsal estate is
siseady On the boom n Cedar springs
Yesterday and today thiFfy.tuo lets in tie
J. =. Wait addition we're sold to different
parties AZ a price 80 Per cent. higher than
taey we're offered for six fnentns aro.-~--
CoEunle11emenf exerrses cf the nicn
school occurred 81 The N + ekareh lass
night The 0Eadzsfieg ciass Mis- Gsrtraas
- Buck AMI n. loueife Eiekneil and
Msssfs. Cas- fsrnum sa3 Carey Shar.
teiieeses soyes vsrT carefully prepared a..
iir es whicb we're vel recetv ed and wsrnafr ~
arsiaudef ton9retg as5ans were nnaser.
olls snd S0Wsss eienflzI
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-27


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sa4
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tAsa sears ~ sAesr Ac1s ia e2lsss.
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81 - Cay eaacsy aeFAia4 kaneFaI %
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sssaieaes = eaaes14g 1oxssag a i0o elocx
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-27

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kfhseen rntfs' ear - - Fefft trss1s
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fe4.1 fsst 80 4tetrl 49, s7sfs ftt Nln.
a Tsttst 6fr fn5a. Hsta it.lf Nt't.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-27

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isz. Il Il diaa'a gsE - lagssslsailsa.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-27

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x1ssAss ~sa te eh<Fxe3 tex - tA< entz@*<e
-
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sek&s - f<sse AHs f~xf - = laa< s=nn&e&
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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-27


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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-27

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81 ne So sa146eFs - Sc tsrsHf<s.e Esnk.<sE
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rznrs ette. - E,erres< ~ - $780,
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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-27
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WANT ADVERTISEMENTS
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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-27

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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-27
MICHIGAN (FErRxz

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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-27

TAAiis the cnli ihos IN the eonntry that Is be
ipE Fetsiisd tadag - tas manufactures nei1al
~teitssie rTief zad "a vei desfrvsd rorsi. arl y
bes led % many worthless in.geil1ns y hen can
nct tomrzrc with TIE original
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-02-25
ShOeIess C~Onfederates.

An old soldier recently talked to a
reporter OF the Atlanta (Ga.) Conati-
tuition, his subject being certain shoe,
less confederate soldiers:
If you had been around just after
the rout at Nashville you would have
thought there were 10000 elephants
loose in the country. Theground was
covered with snow, and, as you may
imagine, the air was eager and nipping.
The routed confederates put down
the s~now-covered pixies, making for
Corinth and thence to Mobile, 24O
miles distant. We were clothed with
nothing but shirts and brooches, com
paratively few owning old hats, and
only here and there a fortunate man
with a pair of shoes. The half-starved
and half-frozen men wrapped their
feet in old sacks and any sort of rags
they could get until the tracks they
made were great round holes in the
snow like the tracks of elephants
Gen. Lowery-God bless his soul
tried to do something for us. He
had some shoemakers, and at
night would make the soldier re-
port at his headquarters, where the
shoe-shop would be located. Green
h~ides-not an hour oft cows backs
were used for snoemaking. A sol
der would plant his foot on the hairy
side OF the hide and the shoemaker
would cut out d round piece Of skin,
split it in various directions, and with
a coarse Irvine gather up the ends and
literally sew the foot up in the raw
hide with the skin inward. The shoes
we're good for about twenty-four
hours use, and then they would draw
our feet and we would have to cast
them aside and 60 back to the bag.
ging When / got to Mobile with a lot
Of fellows we took quarters in a ware
house. Theodore Hamilton was play
ing 1.-THE Wife" at the Mobile theatre,
and Igot a ticket. / went to the thea
ire bareheaded and barefooted and in
my shirt sleeves. / thought it Was
the best show / ever saw. After the
performance an old man carried me
home with him and gave me a long
tailed coat, q hat and a pair of shoes.
When I got back to the warehouse
the boys tore the tails off the coat,
but she was a double breasted fellow
and / stuck to her. I looked like a
jaybird with his tail pulled out.
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now IT WAS DOSE.
TID-BITS.

Yes, il is done; but how twas done,
Or what l said, l can't discover;
l only know hat she is won,
And l am her accepted lover.
Iknow | stumbled coming in,
To make a graceful entrance trying;
And several chairs were tangled in
My feet in all directions flying.
/ know | looked a perfect fool,
While she talked on in manner kindly,
At last, unmiudful OF all rule,
a my chance, and grasped it blindIy
] knew no more until I saw
Ny dexter arm her waist surrounding;
One little hand (now mine in law
My other hand | found ~impounding.
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A few years ago l spent a week OF
two at one of III popular mountain
resorts. While ~sauntering along a
wooden path / met q sprightly miss
OF four or five summers. She had soft
questioning brown eyes, was prettily
dressed and did not seem in the least
shy. While l glanced around, won,
dering where her protectors were
heard some one call out:
"Delos, dariingl Delos."
Oh, how that name thrilled me,
Looking at the child again my emo
ton increased, for | recognized in her
a strong resemblance to the woman
whose hand | had sought In marriage.
a minute later q VivaCiOus, bright
faced, graceful young girl came IN
sight.
II heard you call this sweet little
thing Delos," | said lifting my hat;
pray, what is her last Nance"
"Cardonne," she answered.
"Ah," | calculated, my hand at my
mouth to hide its ervOu twitching,
"The General and myself are old
friends. Is he here?"
Just beyond the bend in the path
sir" she said, with a courtesy.
| found the General seated beside
his wife on oDc OF the rustic benches.
He gave me q hearty welcome and
then introduced me.
"You have met BEFORE" he said,
laughingly. "You once arrested her
as a spy"
"And she was guilty." | replied.
She afterwards nursed me in the
hospital"
"6h, she did, eh!" exclaimed the
General. "Why, DeIos, you never
told me-"
Didn't I dear?" she said in an odd
tone. II supposed you knew. You
told the Colonel that you released
me-"
"Why, no, I didn't" declared the
General.
"You admitted it," l reminded.
"Well; maybe did, ~rejoined he,
laughing.
Mrs. CardOnne was sOciable with me;
still she was reserved enough to show
me that she had not forgotten my
passionate declaration o. love.
General" / said, as we walked back
to the hotel together, you promised
to explain this to me-"
"explain WHAT" asked he.
"Your previous acquaintance with
the-the-spy."
"Oh," he calculated. "Well, I be,
lieve l did promise. However there
isn't much in it. We were betrothed
before the war, both being from the
South. Then came the appealto arms,
had been educated at West Point;
| was a child ofthe State; I was in the
regular army. owed my country al
legiance. My convictions of duty
rose higher than preferences; l espous.
ed the Union cause. Delos, here, was
a fiery little Southerner, and she broke
the engagement, as she had threatened
that she would. Loving her as | did
| helped her out of the trouble caused
by her arrest, and she repaid it by
nursing me back to life. The war end
ed-so did our estrangement. Moth
ing very remarkable in all that was
there?"
1t has satisfied my curiosity" !
simply replied.
The young girl l me- in the path
was Mrs. Cardonne's sister. She is
my wife now, and whenever l hear the
name Delos it does not disturb me
any more than the name Becky, Ann
or Bridget would. New York Journal.
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The close OF the war found me enjoy
ing the rank OF Colonel, while my
friend. Colonel Cardnnc, had been pro
NOTED to q General.
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6emeinndkiees.

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Bic le1rt man einent Stier baa
8ieben?-@ine biterreidii6e lunbpirtb'
i1aftltbe 8eituns beantwortet oieie Sra
&c in folsenber @eiie:
Der Stier tutrb nit Stirns ober
FS1ulteriod, 8aubgurt u1o 5pei 8uss
fetten Dor Der &rippe auseibirrt unb
bleibt bamit eini9e Gage iteten. bamit
er iid oaran sem6bnt (natirlih nur BEL
tase). I9lun befeitlst mon ieInem Staus
be seseniber an benz 8alten erne 8rGe
uno sieht burd bieie etnen itarfen Strid
ooer etu Grntetau. gln einem gnoe
bieies 9aues tptrb ein Sad nit
etpa 100 gfunb unb mebr Sano anses
brabt, mdbrenb bas anbere @nbe an ben
8usitrdnsen bes 8ussefdirres beieiist
rpirb. Sept miro Der Stier einise
Sdritte pom Der 9rippe juridseordnst
unb a~nsebunben, bamit er ii1 ni9t pom
glase mesbeseben fam. Damn i1it.
tet man 5utter in bic 9rippe; iuenn CT
bic grippe erreiden utI, 70 1T Sies nur
oaour1 m6slid, baB er ben Sanbiad
empor3iebt. 8unidft itust er rno tritt
rpieber aurid, neil ibn Der Saf mad
riifudrts Siebt; sr merit balo. baS tueuit
CT uorwdrts gebt bic 2aft binter linn
mitsebt, uub bann siebt er bei ieber Silt
teruns ieiren Sanbiad in bic SSbe.
6at er bies besrifeu, 70 ipannt mon
ibn neben einem alten D1ien Dor ben
Wasen, MO er Obue lanses Strduben
aiebt.